That is definitely not a woman. I'm amazed at how many people can't tell a transvestite or a transexual from a real woman. Look at the square jaw in the leopard picture. Look at the heavy make up. Look at the muscular calf. Look at the width of the fingers. The hair could be real but it also may be a wig. The assertiveness in the remarks. All these are actually little things, but taken together add up to a man dressed up like a woman. Harder to tell is the style of dress which is more difficult to decipher as there are a number of factors -- some keys are clinging and suggestive clothing,

BAO My second guess was a male. He's pretty. This is a generalization but what I notice is trans gals will often wear very "feminine", sexier type clothing, oftentimes with a lot of make up. Normal women just won't look so "made up". Maybe they like over doing it, or trying to make up for the fact they aren't really women. Or they just really enjoy having that ultra-feminine look (which is why they wanted to switch genders in the first place, possibly).

In Hawaii they are called Mahu. Back in the day I used to go to a (heterosexual) dance club in Hawaii and watch a small group of beautiful mahu sit at this darkened table and hook in the new,young military guys. All the regular's knew what was going on but never told these poor soldiers.

Not only that, the birds can recognize and discern people based on their faces. And they apparently like beautiful humans.

A 2002 paper found that chickens have the same preference for certain human faces as do humans, "keying in on things like symmetry" in features—one of the subconscious measures of attractiveness, Blatchford says.

It's another bit of evidence that perception of beauty is indeed innate and not cultural. Symmetry, for example, is an indicator of health and fertility, which is very relevant in evolutionary terms, and so ideals of beauty are likely to be something we are born with.

BTW, we owned chickens for about 7 years, and was impressed at their intelligence, which is denigrated to make it easier to eat them. Well, some of them are clearly smarter than others:

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